How to Adjust Inner Rear Tire Wear by Yourself?

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MacMichael
07/29/25 6:07pm
Solutions for inner rear tire wear are as follows: 1. Maintain tire pressure: Adjust the tire pressure to ensure it remains at the normal level. 2. Regular inspection: Periodically perform wheel dynamic balance tests on the tires. If imbalance is detected, balance lead blocks should be added. Check whether the wheel hub screws are loose, whether the chassis components are deformed, and whether the steel rims are deformed. 3. Pay attention to maintenance: Focus on tire maintenance and rotation. It is best to rotate the tires after the vehicle has traveled 5,000 kilometers, preferably in a diagonal swap, to ensure even wear and extend tire life. 4. Four-wheel alignment: Regularly take the vehicle to a professional repair shop for four-wheel alignment to ensure accurate alignment data, at least once a year. 5. Avoid overloading and pay attention to tire load balance. Avoid parking the vehicle on uneven surfaces for extended periods.
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